Ignatian Leaders: Oscar Arnulfo y Galdamez

Following this accomplishment, Hidalgo spent time in Valladolid where he lectured in Latin, Philosophy, and the principles of Theology at San Nicolás.[12] In 1773 Hidalgo returned to the University of Mexico for his second Bachelor degree in Theology. In 1774 Hidalgo won a prize for the best dissertation on the “The True Method of Studying Theology.” Then in 1778 he was ordained as a priest either in Valladolid or the City of Mexico.[13]

Sotomayor graduated from Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx in 1972. She then entered Princeton University were she became involved with Puerto Rican Groups on campus. Sotomayor graduated from Princeton University in 1976. She received the Pyne Prize, the highest academic honor that is awarded to students who will receive a degree.

He finished high school as the student body president and valedictorian of his class (Biography.com Editors). He later went to college at Morehouse, an all-male, black college, where he studied law and medicine and got his Ph.D. when he was only twenty-five years old (Biography.com Editors). Being smart and going to college helped him become a minister and preach about his beliefs.

Óscar Romero was a Roman Catholic priest that stood up for the poor and injustice in the troubled nation of El Salvador. In the early stages of his life, Romero had entered a boarding school for priests at the age of thirteen. Then he went to the national boarding school in San Salvador. He finished his studies at the Gregorian University in Rome, and was appointed a priest in Rome in 1942. Although Romero wanted to acquire a doctorate in theology, he had to go home to El Salvador in 1944 due to a lack of priests. He initially served as pastor, but because of his outstanding talent, he was marked for greater responsibilities. In 1970, he became the auxiliary bishop for San Salvador. As Romero began to rise as a notable Catholic bishop, a

He enrolled at Roosevelt College and worked sorting files part time while earning his bachelor's degree in education in 1953. In 1956, he got his master's degree at Loyola University in school administration and

When he turned 16 he got the opportunity to attend The University of Harvard. He studied at the university

Sometime in her education at Radford, Sandra became ill and took one year off. Still, Sandra Day O'Connor graduated a year early from Radford and enrolled in Austin High School in El Paso. She was a top student at Austin and graduated early (at sixteen). Sandra only wanted to go to one college (Stanford University), there fore she only applied to that school. Stanford was the "Harvard of the western states". Moreover, Stanford was extremely difficult to get to, especially as a girl. Fortunately, O' Connor was excepted to Stanford in 1946. She majored in economics, which was unusual for a girl.

He studied for the priesthood at St. Mary’s Seminary in Baltimore Maryland. Founded in 1791 by the Priests of the Society of St. Sulpice, St. Mary’s has the distinction of being the first Roman Catholic seminary in the United States. St. Mary’s was also the country’s first Roman Catholic institution to receive the status of a pontifical university

Though he was busy, he always made time to help out people whether it be straightening out disputes between tenants or helping out financially when he could. Amongst the local community he was regarded fondly, like a family friend, and would attend evening dinners with neighbors. When he was jJust shy of the age of 18, he received a scholarship to Yale. Once Romero graduated, he worked at St. Vincent as a surgeon for a year before being drafted to help the American efforts in World War ll as a surgeon and occasionally a frontline medic. This lastedwas until his left leg was severely injured and he was sent back home. Romero was compensated and with the money he used went to go to Harvard, where he went on to to pursue a degree in law and later become a defense attorney; whilst supporting charities and being active in causes. He became a defense attorney known for speaking up for anyone who did not have a voice. As a lawyer, Judge Johnson described him as a” divisive figure” in the courts. He was never swayed by money and took cases that most lawyers would avoid. Consequently, he ended up receiving several death threats that would continue as he decided to run for mayor in the 1957 election where he ran against John Clancy, a man endorsed by the De-Luca

Oscar Romero was a El Salvadoran Christian leader (archbishop of San Salvador) who was dedicated to standing up for human rights and speaking out against the repression and persecution of the El Salvadoran people. He was motivated by both personal and spiritual reasons, such as the death of his friend and fellow priest, Father Grande, who was murdered by soldiers under orders of a corrupt government, fuelled his desire to stop the corrupt endeavours of political leaders. He took the mistreatment of people of the church, both with the torture and killings of priests and followers alike, as a spiritual transgression and spoke out openly numerous times throughout his time as archbishop. Despite the amount of overwhelming negative directed towards

After graduating from high school at Milton Mass Academy, Robert Kennedy enrolled at the Ivy league Harvard University where he attended until he dropped out during World War II to enlist in the United States Navy. After the war was over, Robert Kennedy finished

Gerardo began his studies at the age of 3 in August of 2000 on a kindergarten named San Juan Bosco, where he graduated in 2003. Later on that year, he began his elementary studies on a religious school named Colegio Mexico. Gerardo

Oscar Romero entered priesthood at 13. He started at a small seminary in San Miguel by the Claretians. Years later, he entered the nationally recognized seminary in San Salvador by the Jesuits. After studying religion and about God, he continued to learn at the Gregorian University in Rome. Throughout World World II, Romero remained in Italy and received his licentiate degree in theology cum laude.

At the conclusion of his high school career, Noriega continued to grow his education exponentially when he obtained a scholarship to a prestigious military institution, the Chorrillos Military

began studying at Harvard Law School. After skipping school a couple of times and learning